WAIT I MADE A MISTAKE!

PCH00100 have more of a curve, they can be used but if you want the hose with less curve then
the Part Number is: PCH00110

(PCH000110) The "curves" face the passenger side. And yes they can be cut to fit if needed.

If you want post a pic of the old hoses and I can tell you for sure.

 

Okay, awesome! I'll snap a full pic when I get back home. I have a few partial shots of one of the originals. They are more straight with only a slight curve. I may have put the curves towards the driver's side instead, so that may explain it.

What's the best tool for trimming? I almost bought some hose/pipe cutters from Lowe's this morning, but figured I'd ask and see if I already have the tool for the job.

 

To cut the hose you can use a sharp utility knife, but I like a razor type cutting tool
Any Auto parts store will have these and you don't have to get an expensive cutter. Lowe's, HD probably sell these as well.

And if you installed the hoses with the curves toward the driver side then they will seem too long.
They are 100% made to be installed with curves facing the passenger side. So before you trim the hoses try that first.

 

Awesome! I'll need these for the Summit hoses.

But to the passenger side, I'll give that a try later! Thank you!

 

Since the servo vacuum hose was plastic, is it safe to use a silicone or rubber hose in its place? I'm having a terrible time finding a replacement.